A good resize workflow starts with a single clean source image, then creates the versions each destination actually needs. Typly keeps this simple: select your formats, choose how the image should fit, and create the pack in one pass.
How to do it in Typly
- Add a JPG, PNG, or WebP image to the workspace.
- Select the destinations you need in Output pack, or add an exact custom width and height.
- Use Keep whole image when every part of the image matters, or Fill frame when edge-to-edge coverage matters more.
- Choose WebP, JPG, or PNG, then create and download the output pack.
Tip: Keep whole image avoids cropping by adding a chosen background where the source and destination aspect ratios differ.
Choose the right settings
Start with the strongest source
Resizing can remove pixels, but it cannot recreate detail that is missing from a small original. Begin with the largest clean version you have, especially when one of your outputs is a 2048-pixel product image or a tall story.
Use a preset or enter an exact size
Built-in presets are convenient for common destinations. Custom dimensions are better for ad placements, CMS slots, newsletters, and client specifications. Typly saves recent custom sizes in this browser so repeated production work stays quick.
Common questions
Does Typly stretch the image?
No. Fill frame crops around the selected focal point, while Keep whole image preserves the source proportions and uses a background to fill any unused canvas area.
Where are my original images sent?
The workspace processes them in your browser. Typly does not need an account or an application-server upload to create standard resize and conversion outputs.
Make the output pack
Typly works directly in your browser. Add your images, choose the formats that matter, then create a downloadable ZIP of your selected outputs.
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